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  • New Worm Transcodes MP3s to Try to Infect PCs 0 CommentsPosted by on July 23, 2008 under Security
    A new kind of malicious software could pose a danger to Windows users who download music files on peer-to-peer networks. The new malware inserts links to dangerous Web pages within ASF (Advanced Systems Format) media files. "The possibility of this has been known for a little while but this is the first time we've seen it done," said David Emm, senior technology consultant for security vendor Kasp... Read more.
  • Keep the kids safe online 1 CommentsPosted by on April 28, 2008 under Security
    Kids use computer for everything these days, homework, games, chatting with friends. The computer is an invaluable tool but like any tools, can misused, parental control utilities let parents apply appropriate limit and event monitor exactly what kids are doing on the computer. Most parental control utilities block kids from accidentally or deliberately accessing internet site in age inappropriat... Read more.
  • Server Security Information 1 CommentsPosted by on April 10, 2008 under Security
    For any operating system, it is important to follow server security information the general guidelines. The actual details used to implement these guidelines may vary slightly, but the ideas are the same regardless of the operating system. If followed, these will go a long way toward securing a computer. A server is any computer which processes requests for data or services from another networked ... Read more.
  • Can you trust your social network 0 CommentsPosted by on March 23, 2008 under Security
    I'm sure some of you already been familiar with MySpace.com, hi5.com, bebo.com, facebook.com, bolt.com, friendster.com and so on. But as time passes by you require features and security that doesn't come up with the above mentioned sites. I've been to all of the above mentioned sites, well they are not able to meet my requirements. Looking for flexibility, security, storage, blogging, streaming... Read more.
  • Spotlight on the Dark Web 1 CommentsPosted by on March 19, 2008 under Security
    Terrorists don’t use the Internet solely to recruit members, spread their ideology, and raise funds for their activities. They also use it to conduct their own internal debates, creating a rich pool of information For analysis by counterterrorist groups, Gabriel Weimann, a professor of communication at the University of Haifa, Israel, and author of the book Terror on the Internet monitored jus... Read more.
  • Determine Your Backup Process 0 CommentsPosted by on March 18, 2008 under Security
    There are nearly as many ways to back up your business data as there are ways to lose the data and require that backup. Products available to perform archiving duties range from the venerable tape Backup to newer technologies such as hard drive, CD, and DVD, or even remote storage facilities, no matter which you select the principles of data backup are the same, and it’s important to understan... Read more.
  • The Reason to Backup Your Data 0 CommentsPosted by on March 11, 2008 under Security
    Storing your entire digital life on a PC or laptop has never been easier. However, keeping you’re treasured Memories, digital entertainment, and crucial documents in one place also means you’re in constant danger of losing it all in the blink of an eye. That’s why protecting your data with regular backups is as important as ever Without a reliable backup, data loss is painful, costly, and... Read more.
  • Recover from Identify Theft 0 CommentsPosted by on February 28, 2008 under Security
    Online auctions are more popular than ever, enabling users to find everything from collectibles to car parts. Most auction transactions go smoothly. Auction fraud, however, is also more prevalent. Shopping on the internet is growing every year as more people have discovered it. The sheer convenience of sitting at home, clicking your mouse and having your purchases dropped at your front door is ... Read more.
  • How to help your employees develop better security habits 2 CommentsPosted by on February 14, 2008 under Security
    When it comes to information security, your biggest vulnerability is not necessarily your computers. It's your users. Every day, employees make glaring errors such as posting their passwords where others can see them, downloading and opening e-mail attachments that contain viruses, and failing to shut down their computers at night. Human error, not system weaknesses, is the leading cause of seriou... Read more.
  • The perils of portability protect your laptop and your data 0 CommentsPosted by on January 14, 2008 under Security
    If a thief makes off with your laptop, you could lose not only a pricey piece of hardware But financial data, medical records, even your identity. More disturbing still, with wireless connections, your data can be compromised even if your laptop never leaves your hands. Here are a few solutions to consider: PHYSICAL SECURITY Invest In a lock. Industry standard locking cables tether your com... Read more.
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